The National Election Committee (NEC) has spoken highly of the first two days of the two-week campaign for the 5th mandate Commune/Sangkat Council Election which went smoothly with security, safety and good order and without violence. The NEC said about 50,000 people from five popular parties have participated in the first three days of the Commune Election campaign in the capital. The NEC recorded 18 complaints regarding the election campaigns across the country with most of them coming from the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) against the opposition.
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The top NGOs registered to observe next month’s commune election have evident links to state military officials — one headed by a prime minister’s son, another by a deputy prime minister, and a third by a ministry’s secretary of state.
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The National Election Committee (NEC) has recruited 141,612 officials to work at 23,602 polling stations in the Commune Election, but will announce the final number in three days once the candidates have passed a screening test.
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The National Election Committee (NEC) has extended the deadline for applications for national monitors of the June 5 commune council elections by three days to 5:30pm on May 28, following requests numerous organisations, its chief affirmed on May 26.
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